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Washington Redskins' TE Jordan Reed to play Week 17 Alex ButlerLANDOVER, Md., Dec. 27 (UPI) -- Oft-injured tight end Jordan Reed will be active Sunday for the Washington Redskins.     
Legalizing marijuana could make teens think its harmless, study saysDennis Thompson, HealthDay News While a recent study suggests teens may think marijuana is harmless as it is increasingly legalized, researchers say the data review does not prove it as fact.   Diet, lifestyle affect likelihood of acne for women beyond teen yearsAmy Norton, HealthDay News Researchers in Italy found diet and lifestyle, combined with individual hormonal changes, make it more likely women get acne well beyond their teenage years.  
U.S. charges Chinese traders with hacking law firms, stealing insider information Stephen FellerWASHINGTON, Dec. 27 (UPI) -- The U.S. charged three Chinese men with hacking into the servers of several corporate law firms and using information they found to make millions in profits.   Detroit Lions coach Jim Caldwell deflects talk on job status The Sports XchangeDETROIT -- Could Jim Caldwell be down to his final game as Detroit Lions coach?  
Temple vs. Cincinnati 2016: Prediction, College Basketball game preview By Josh Verlin, The Sports XchangeAmerican Athletic Conference play opens in Philadelphia with a showdown between two of the league's most storied programs.   Carolina Panthers' Luke Kuechly will sit out final game The Sports XchangeCarolina Panthers star Luke Kuechly will sit out the season finale against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, according to coach Ron Rivera.   Report: Punishment coming for Russia over U.S. election interference Doug G. WareWASHINGTON, Dec. 27 (UPI) -- President Obama's administration is getting close to dishing out punishment against Russia for meddling in last month's election, U.S. officials reportedly say.   Kerry to address Israeli-Palestinian conflict Wednesday Doug G. WareWASHINGTON, Dec. 27 (UPI) -- Days after the U.N. Security Council slammed the construction of Israeli settlements in the West Bank, the top U.S. diplomat will address the issue Wednesday.   British village celebrates Boxing Day with annual 'Duck Race' Ben HooperBIBURY, England, Dec. 27 (UPI) -- A traditional British "duck race," which uses fake ducks instead of real birds, drew thousands of people to an English village.   Vlogger stress-tests iPhone 7 by having an alligator bite it Ben HooperSACRAMENTO, Dec. 27 (UPI) -- A California tech vlogger tested out the durability of the iPhone 7 by pitting it against the famously powerful jaws of an alligator.   Japanese PM Abe makes historic visit to Pearl Harbor: 'I am speechless' Doug G. WarePEARL HARBOR, Hawaii, Dec. 27 (UPI) -- President Obama and Japan's prime minister joined Tuesday at a public visit to Pearl Harbor -- the first by any Japanese leader since the attack 75 years ago.   Ex-Argentine leader Kirchner charged, $633M frozen in corruption case Doug G. WareBUENOS AIRES, Dec. 27 (UPI) -- A judge indicted former Argentine leader Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner Tuesday on corruption charges, and ordered more than $630 million of her assets frozen.   Former U.S. soccer coach Bob Bradley fired by Swansea The Sports XchangeFormer men's U.S. national team soccer coach Bob Bradley was fired as manager of Swansea of the English Premier League after just 11 games.   Report: Cheetahs running out of space, vulnerable to extinction Brooks HaysLONDON, Dec. 27 (UPI) -- Cheetahs are on the decline and running out of habitat. Researchers suggest the species be up-listed from "vulnerable" to "endangered" by the IUCN.   Antipsychotic drugs may up risk of early death in Alzheimer's patients HealthDay NewsTaking antipsychotic drugs significantly increases the risk of premature death among Alzheimer's patients, a new study indicates.   2016 Heart of Dallas Bowl recap: Army Black Knights post OT win over North Texas By Steve Habel, The Sports XchangeDALLAS -- Jordan Asberry scored on a 3-yard touchdown run in overtime as Army outlasted North Texas 38-31 on Tuesday in the Zaxby's Heart of Dallas Bowl before a sun-splashed crowd of 39,177 at the venerable Cotton Bowl Stadium in Dallas.   New York Jets rookie QB Christian Hackenberg could see action Week 17 The Sports XchangeRyan Fitzpatrick will end the season as he began it -- as the New York Jets' starting quarterback.   Traffic-stopping Idaho elk herd turns heads in viral video Ben HooperHAILEY, Idaho, Dec. 27 (UPI) -- A herd of elk became unlikely viral celebrities when they were filmed holding up traffic while parading across a busy Idaho road.   U.S. home prices continue rise -- along with mortgage rates Doug G. WareNEW YORK, Dec. 27 (UPI) -- Home prices in the United States continue to rise, according to new market data released Tuesday, as the domestic economy continues to improve.   | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Russians No Longer Dispute Olympic Doping OperationThe officials ended their long denial but insisted that the state had no role in the doping and that it was not responsible for the institutionalized cheating.
John Kerry, in a Final, Pointed Plea, Will Outline a Vision of Mideast PeaceMr. Kerry will use his remarks to confront Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel after bitterness over a United Nations resolution, a State Department official said. Shinzo Abe, Obama, Carrie Fisher: Your Tuesday Evening Briefing
California Today: California Today: And the Californian of the Year Is …Tuesday: The governor’s popular appeal, the state’s elevated role on climate change, and an authentic ghost town. Houses of Worship Poised to Serve as Trump-Era Immigrant SanctuariesProviding safe haven from deportation efforts is shaping up as a priority of the religious left across various faiths and ethnicities.
Trump Inauguration Security Planners Brace for Wave of ProtestersWill an unusually rancorous election be capped off by an unusually tense inaugural week in Washington? Security officials worry it may be. Rick Perry, as Energy Secretary, May Be Pressed to Resume Nuclear TestsSome experts fear that testing the United States’ arsenal for the first time since 1992 would risk an arms race. But some worry about whether the weapons still work. Trump Revives Defense of Charitable Foundation Amid InquiryThe Donald J. Trump Foundation is under investigation by the New York attorney general after it indicated in tax filings that it may have broken rules. Trump Picks Thomas Bossert as Top Counterterrorism AdviserMr. Bossert, who was President George W. Bush’s deputy homeland security adviser, will become assistant to the president for homeland security and counterterrorism. ‘Democratic Spaces’ in La Paz Street ParadesExperience the diversity of the Aymara culture on the streets of the Bolivian capital. La Paz is host to more than 1000 street festivals a year, and participants describe them as a safe space to express themselves. Carrie Fisher, Child of Hollywood and ‘Star Wars’ Royalty, Dies at 60Ms. Fisher channeled her struggles with depression and substance abuse into fiercely comic works, including the novel “Postcards From the Edge.” An Appraisal: Carrie Fisher, a Princess, a Rebel and a Brave Comic VoiceShe entered popular culture as a princess in peril and endures as something much more complicated and interesting. Fans Tweet About Mental Illness to Honor Carrie FisherMs. Fisher was a staunch advocate for people with mental health problems and talked openly about her own struggles with bipolar disorder. Fans and Friends Pay Tribute to Carrie FisherCelebrities and fans paid tribute to the actress Carrie Fisher, who died on Tuesday at the age of 60. Her death came days after a heart attack on a flight from London to Los Angeles. Japanese Leader Offers Condolences in Visit to Pearl HarborJoining President Obama at the site of the attack that drew the United States into World War II, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said, “We must never repeat the horrors of war again.” Without Obama, Shinzo Abe’s Approach to U.S.-Japan Ties May Be TestedDonald Trump brings uncertainty to the alliance, grumbling about trade and the cost of U.S. military support, and raising the specter of a more confrontational approach to China. 3 Men Made Millions by Hacking Merger Lawyers, U.S. SaysThe authorities in New York charged the Chinese citizens with trading shares of companies they illicitly learned were about to be purchased. How Cuomo’s Signature Economic Growth Project Fell Apart in UticaA plan to create 1,000 jobs in an economically depressed area upstate collapsed after months of delays, poor oversight and a graft scandal. Former Student Is Charged in Killings of Ex-Teacher and Their SonThe tale of an illicit school relationship took a shocking turn on Tuesday when Isaac Duran Infante was charged with two counts of murder in the deaths of Felicia Barahona and their 4-year-old son. ‘Abandoned’ in New Jersey, Chris Christie Returns to a Changed LandscapeAfter months of humiliation on the campaign trail, the governor came home to find angry voters and a State Legislature unwilling to support his agenda. Cristina Fernández de Kirchner Indicted Again on Corruption ChargesIn her second indictment since she left office last year, Mrs. Kirchner, the former president of Argentina, was indicted Tuesday on charges involving huge public works projects. China Deploys Aircraft Carrier to Disputed South China SeaThe decision to deploy the carrier to contested waters was seen by some as a challenge to President-elect Donald J. Trump’s criticism of China and to American military dominance in the Pacific. Vera Rubin, 88, Dies; Opened Doors in Astronomy, and for WomenDr. Rubin, who was awarded the National Medal of Science in 1993, ushered in the cosmic realization that most of the universe is invisible. A Song for Bill de Blasio Sounds a Sour Note for WatchdogsA video on the mayor’s City Hall Twitter account uses two Broadway stars to promote his accomplishments. Some say it is too much like a campaign ad. As Hopes for European Unity Dim, New E.U. Headquarters Are GlowingEuropean leaders will meet in the bloc’s new home, an illuminated orb, in March, at a time when the union’s survival is being openly discussed. School Parade in Taiwan Featuring Swastikas and Nazis Unleashes UproarThe principal resigned after photographs and images went viral online, and after the unofficial diplomatic missions of Israel and Germany issued letters of protest. Art That’s Disposable, but by No Means ThrowawayRon Barron, 78, plucks trash from the streets of New York City and mails it home to Ohio, where he places his finds on a scanner and makes what are essentially large-scale prints. Death of a Red Carpet ReporterFor decades, Jeffrey Slonim was an affable presence on the scene. After he jumped from a roof at Lincoln Center, everyone who knew him had one question: Why? Whitney Houston, Cher, Tina Turner and Donna Summer: The MusicalsWith shows about these divas in the works — and one now onstage in a full production — it will be as if the ’70s, ’80s and ’90s never ended. The Neediest Cases: Giving Up ‘Mostly Everything’ to Care for His WifeWhen Abdou Travare’s wife, Ramata, learned she had dementia, he quit his job to be by her side. His savings have dwindled, and he has struggled to pay the rent. More Recent Articles
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